If you want to be in New Orleans next weekend to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs or the Philadelphia Eagles, Southwest Airlines is ready to take you there.
If you want to be in New Orleans next weekend to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs or the Philadelphia Eagles, Southwest Airlines is ready to take you there.
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How much would you pay to go to the Super Bowl?
As the host city for Super Bowl LIX, New Orleans expects to welcome more than 100,000 visitors for the Feb. 9 game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. At least a million more people will be celebrating Mardi Gras, the city’s biggest tourist draw annually, less than a month later.
Pableaux Johnson, a New Orleans food writer, photographer and cook who spread the gospel of community by serving bowls of red beans and rice to thousands of people, and who documented the city’s singular Mardi Gras traditions, died there on Sunday. He was 59.
Airlines have added last-minute flights for the Super Bowl — and are cashing in on the demand.
America’s big game is set to take place in just a few short weeks, and while flocking to New Orleans for the Super Bowl is not necessarily a cheap affair, there are still deals to be found.
Walking through the Marrakech medina means being bowled over (metaphorically and, sometimes, physically) by the swirling scent of spices and grilled meat, audible haggling between ceramics dealers and tourists, the clip clopping of donkeys pulling carts, and the incoming whoosh of a moped zipping along by. It’s chaotic and magical. But much of the old city’s charm also lies just out of sight, behind high, red clay walls where the city’s riads—traditional homes and guesthouses known for lush, often ornately-tiled interior courtyards—have stood for centuries.
It’s hard to pinpoint when things began to change around here but you might start with the arrival of Yolanda Hadid in 2017.
It’s hard to pinpoint when things began to change around here but you might start with the arrival of Yolanda Hadid in 2017.
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On the last day of a 10-day trip to Japan, I took the elevator to the 40th floor of the Bulgari Tokyo for a spa treatment that promised to reconnect me to my divine femininity. It was a big ask. Ever since cancer treatment put me into medical menopause at age 32, I haven’t felt very connected to the divine nor the feminine, as I prematurely navigate midlife delights like hot flashes, mood swings, and rogue hairs everywhere except where I want them: on my head of patchy post-chemo hair.
Several tourists who died in Vang Vieng, Laos are believed to have drunk tainted alcohol.
In August, while weighing a move from San Diego to LA, I took a road trip to the earthy, off-beat enclave of Topanga Canyon for a reflective weekend away. The community’s serene, New Age persona lured me in with the promise of crystalizing my relocation decision over contemplative canyon hikes, expansive artist chats, and, of course, a stay at a tucked-away cabin—the ideal place to think things over away from all the usual stressors of life.
Skiing has long had a reputation as a sport for the wealthy. Since its introduction to North America in the early 20th century, it's typically been reserved for those who can afford to take time off from work to spend exorbitant amounts of money traveling to far-flung destinations like Colorado, Idaho and New England.
Winter weather in Western Colorado can be fickle—except on Aspen Highlands mountain, where every day at noon and two there's a 100 percent chance of Champagne showers. During my first (and only) visit to the famously hedonistic high-altitude Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro, it took mere minutes for the man next to me to climb up on his table, put on his Gucci goggles, pull off his shirt, and begin spraying Veuve Clicquot across the room, eliciting cheers and an impromptu dance party.
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Wellness travel is booming, and hotels large and small are wooing guests with state-of-the-art spas, fitness centers, classes and retreats. Here are some of the latest properties, where wellness goes beyond facials and yoga to sleep tracking, local rituals and even medical services like getting an echocardiogram. Whether you want to sink into a hot spring in Japan or receive a massageon a train as it rolls toward a Malaysian jungle, these getaways strive to transport you in more ways than one.
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